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Institutions to use Ghana's gene bank - Vimarsana News

Institutions to use Ghana's gene bank

Some 12 local and international institutions from 2019 to date have obtained permission from Ghana’s Gene Bank to use the country’s genetic resources- soil, plants and animals to conduct research. Educational institutions use genetic resources for research while industrial companies such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, make cosmetic, personal care, fragrance, food…

One Earth, Our Environment, Our Home - Vimarsana News

One Earth, Our Environment, Our Home

Earlier this week, the international community came together to commemorate World Environment Day (WED). The historical roots of WED can be traced back to 1972 and the first United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, held in Stockholm. This

Staten Island DA Used Seized Assets to Buy Clearview Tech - Vimarsana News

Staten Island DA Used Seized Assets to Buy Clearview Tech

The Staten Island District Attorney is being accused of using asset forfeiture to pay for controversial facial recognition software Clearview.

What Happened When New Mexico Ended Civil Asset Forfeiture? - Vimarsana News

What Happened When New Mexico Ended Civil Asset Forfeiture?

Cops base their opposition to forfeiture reform on the notion that "we won't be able to do our jobs," and "criminals will run amuck." But the realities on the ground in New Mexico prove this to be either a gross exaggeration or an outright lie.

Rhode Island Senate Committee Holds Hearing on Bill That Would End State Civil Asset Forfeiture But Federal Loophole Would Remain - Vimarsana News

Rhode Island Senate Committee Holds Hearing on Bill That Would End State Civil Asset Forfeiture But Federal Loophole Would Remain

The legislation would repeal the entire state civil asset forfeiture process. If passed into law, state and local police could no longer engage in civil asset forfeiture under state law.